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how did you get the drum tuning

Great job dude! The baritone tuning he uses is def a big part of it all

Thanks for the high quality content! The algorithm tipped me off to your content and it has been really helpful.

I probably shouldn’t say this but scrolling by I had to double take cause I thought is said slave sex😬

You being able to hear a difference in the resonance frequencies made me a little more confident in these headphones. I've needed to upgrade my headphones for a while, so I'm definitely going to order these.

You just need to have instead CLA EPIC of Waves EPIC Plugin. that contains all of that in one plugin with routing

Hey super quality vid!! Hope you get the clicks that content like this deserves. Short, simple, and fast paced, and now you’ve finally convinced me to take on upgrading my NT1. Recorded a female vocalist and kept getting harsh sibilants and whistle tones. Swapped out for an SM57 and pop filter, sounded way better. Thought “well that can’t be good…”. Anyways, thanks and Keep up the good work!!!

talking about mics with a mic that sounds like im in your mouth

Good to know it's not too hard to do. I thought about doing it at some point after that jim video but wasn't sure

I built an SM57 for only $500!

Ali express capsules looking hella tempting rn🥵

ruclips.net/video/aopPzhkGNJo/видео.htmlsi=rBveUaem6b35a8Kn what do y'all think of my mix? Using the at2020

My old Blue Bluebird is looking at me in fear right now... Great video!

Step 1 immediately wrong get a guitar with p90s

insane value!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! but i just bought my SM7B hahahaa

you actually kinda CAN upgrade the at2020 according to microphone-parts.com/pages/audio-technica-at2020-mods so... try it!

You have no idea how impactful these videos have been since I started producing. Are these plugins like fabfilter EQ free? And what would you recommend for a good and preferable free acoustic drum set?

this is it brother good stuff mane:) vox to this next g ty ty

Love this bro, thanks for the overview 🤌🏻

Very sympathetic overview! 🎉

This more like acoustic pop than folk, at least folk music where I come from (the UK)

I got the m aduio with mpc beats and i am trying to learn, do you know it?

Do you ever use open back headphones?

Really in depth details on the mixing here! I love the sound, and the ideas behind each move. You got a new subscriber! P.S. I just started putting multiband compression on my vocals and damn, that’s the silkiness / professionalism I have been missing in my previous mixes. Can’t believe it isn’t discussed more.

Hey man this is Fire! By the way where did you get the electric guitars from?

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this is an incredible video of so much knowledge, thank you so much!

I am really enjoying your work good sir! thank you

I LOVE Cliffs of Boner man. One of my favourite dongs.

Hell yeah bro 🔥

very goated but need vocal mixes along with it dude

That was dope! New subscriber

Great video man! Would you be able to show how you would go about the vocals to go on these tracks? Like for a certain artist, how you think you’d go about recording the vocals or tips on getting a similar sound.

what guitar you using?

This is killer!

Can you drop this beat

Good vid

GREAT video, i knew most of these things already, but i wish i knew them when i was getting started, so great job on this video!

Love your channel man. Truly an undiscovered gem, your video on country music production was awesome! Keep it up brother 🫡

Also, find the very few plugins you like, and DECLUTTER! Ever since I found U78 Saturator, I never wanted another saturator. I know what it does, and it's EASY. Determine what you want to do with your workflow. Do you want quick dial in and go, or do you want to finely tune every parameter. I like the former. Orient all your plugins around that. For instance, I've used EZQ for years. It literally just creates bumps and cuts. It's really balanced, and the workflow is intuitive, drag the cursor until you hear what you want. Done. I have a go-to vocoder, OVox, and a go-to re-pitcher, Melodyne (which came with my DAW) I de-noise my recordings OUTSIDE THE DAW in RX10 because it just works. I don't need de-essers and all these vocal cleaning plugins. I do it externally. Then and only then do I bring them into the DAW for colorization and processing. Don't expect your plugins to be miracle workers. Feed them quality, and they will thank you.

Pirated plugins is crazy 😂😂 I'm just getting into daws again and have no idea whats going on but enjoying myself. Nice video!

One Tip to learn Music Production even faster: RTFM. Always. And a book about Audioengeneering.

Nice video! I noticed you keep mentioning compression when talking about how deep or far away a sound source is buried in the mix. I think just gain alone will bring something more forward/backward, and of course compression can have an effect on perceived volume. I think compression is the most incorrectly taught piece of music production, especially on RUclips. I'm by no means the god of understanding, but check out a few vids by Dan Worrall; I think compression shapes a sound by lowering volume which changes the perception of the transients. The most helpful thing for me to understand this, was to compare the exact same sound with a compressor and without, but making sure the overall volume is the same (so also set a gain plugin after your compressor to lower the volume to the original). We have a tendency to prefer louder sounds, especially when focused solo listening to a part, so a lot of self taught people play around with compressors thinking they make a part sound nicer, when +2 dB was the thing the part actually needed. Beat Kitchen also has interesting posts about this, in case you want to learn more.

There is a ton of plugins that are actually good like Z1 eq, that is free and it's just complete clone of pro q 3, i also using reaper cmmpressor and brickwall limiter and know them actually better than anything else, and i'm not shure why do you need to spend 30$ on the ssl bus comp, when you can use reacom and buster by analog obession

Buying plugins is the best way to understand them. After I bought trigger 2 I squeezed the crap out of it and used every feature down to the sidechain trigger.

First and latest - trigger 2. I'm working with drums and 90% of the time it's sound like dogshit in amature productions. I can easely replace it with something that actually good deed, and i'm dont need to worry about it anymore. Also i wanna buy Vocaling because it can save you a whole fucking live editing vocals.

Need to see a hozier type vocal mix, the warm vintage saturation the whole shebang, ty goat

tank youuuuu

Keep watching tutorials and keep doing the work rest everything will come to you no need to buy course or expensive gear